Trigonometry: Plane and Spherical; with the Construction and Application of Logarithms. By Thomas Simpson, F.R.S. |
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Side 8
In any plane triangle , it will be , as the sum of any two sides is to their difference ,
so is the tangent of half the sum of the two opposite angles , to the tangent of balf
their difference . T C For , let ABC be the triangle , and AB and AC the А. two ...
In any plane triangle , it will be , as the sum of any two sides is to their difference ,
so is the tangent of half the sum of the two opposite angles , to the tangent of balf
their difference . T C For , let ABC be the triangle , and AB and AC the А. two ...
Side 11
which addrd to 2 ang Cop . and ABCC , and the sum subtracted from to one of '
em , 18ogives theother angleABC Two sides The other Let the angle ABC he
found , AB , BC and side AC by the preceding case , and 3 an opp . anthen it will
be ...
which addrd to 2 ang Cop . and ABCC , and the sum subtracted from to one of '
em , 18ogives theother angleABC Two sides The other Let the angle ABC he
found , AB , BC and side AC by the preceding case , and 3 an opp . anthen it will
be ...
Side 30
For ( CEF being as in the last ) it will be , as radius : sine CE :: tang . C : tang . EF (
by Theorem 4. ) that is , radius : co - line AC :: tang . C : cotang . A. Q : E. D. 1 '
LEMMA As the sum of the fines of two unequal arches is to their difference , so ...
For ( CEF being as in the last ) it will be , as radius : sine CE :: tang . C : tang . EF (
by Theorem 4. ) that is , radius : co - line AC :: tang . C : cotang . A. Q : E. D. 1 '
LEMMA As the sum of the fines of two unequal arches is to their difference , so ...
Side 49
Let A , B and C denote any three numbers in arithmetical progression , not less
than 10000 each , whereof the common difference is 100 . 2. From twice the
logarithm of B , subtract the sum of the logarithms of A and C , and let the
remainder be ...
Let A , B and C denote any three numbers in arithmetical progression , not less
than 10000 each , whereof the common difference is 100 . 2. From twice the
logarithm of B , subtract the sum of the logarithms of A and C , and let the
remainder be ...
Side 58
Thus , for instance , let BA be an arch greater than go ' , and let the tangent of the
sum of AB and AC be required ; B fupposing T to represent the tangent of AD (
the supplement of AB ) and t the tangent of AC : then , by writing T instead of T , in
...
Thus , for instance , let BA be an arch greater than go ' , and let the tangent of the
sum of AB and AC be required ; B fupposing T to represent the tangent of AD (
the supplement of AB ) and t the tangent of AC : then , by writing T instead of T , in
...
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